Just letting you know that they are there - not asking you use them. Keep in mind these tools give a lot of very detailed, deep technical information on a PDF and take some time to learn how to use. Super Genius tools such as the preflight content viewer and WindJacks PDFCannopener can find out exactly what's wrong. One of the settings that forces all fonts to be embedded. Rather than going to the extreme of reinstalling your OS (let's try to fix the squeeky door not by burning your house down but with a can of 3:1 oil) I would just see if refrying the PDF fixes it - Print the PDF back through the Adobe PDF printer and use one of the high-quality printer settings - such a. Acrobat) that very well may be the cause. Click I have always been a bit of a font addict and love finding new fonts to play around with. Take a look at what created the PDF (File | Document Properties > Description section) - If it wasn't something safe and reliable (e.g. SymbolMT font version Version 1 60 Family: Regular, Hiroshige is a trademark and under license from AlphaOmega Typography, Inc. Yes, this can even be the case in MAC OS/X with the ubiquitus 'Save As PDF' feature everywhere - that uses the OS's PDF library (it's better now, but for a long while it was really, really bad). Or, just ignoring the BBox table completely (common on the really low-budget GDI based tools on the Windows side). Or, just their insertion of the font into the PDF contains buggy code. Such as, converting a generic Type-1 into a TrueType then from TrueType into a CID font before creating the PDF. BBox errors tend to crop up when the PDF creation engine tries to do something 'stupid' to a font when creating the PDF. I think you have a bad tool that created the PDF. I see hoof prints, let's look for horses - not zebras. Hop on over to and Gina will take you through the steps of installing a new font on your PC.

Stastically, the odds of that are on par with getting struck by lighning and attacked by a shark, at the same time, on the beaches of Lake Michigan. Family: Regular, Hiroshige is a trademark and under license from AlphaOmega Typography, Inc. For more information visit this page.I don't think you have a bad font. This typeface is also available within Office applications. Products that supply this font Product name

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Use for setting mathematical and scientific work and as a compliment to the symbols found in standard fonts. The Symbol font contains Times New Roman Greek capitals and lowercase, figures and basic punctuation together with a collection of mathematical signs and general purpose Pi characters.

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